Walking Across Japan
Julian SmithGet a deeper knowledge of Japan, its history, economics and society, beyond the anime and "crazy Japan" headlines.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 48 | Subscribers | Read | walkingacrossjapan.substack.com |
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Wingnuts and Wagtails
I start under a crisp blue autumn sky. The clouds are soft-edged in long streaks, like The Simpsons opening credits. The cherry tree leaves are starting to yellow and droop. The persimmon leaves are drooping even more, dropping and leaving ...
By The Rivers of Kobe Part 3
The aim for today was to battle my way from Hiyodorigoe (of cat decapitation fame — see previous story in series) to Myohoji, the idea being to get from the Minato River across to the Myohoji River — the next major river that connects the m...
By the Rivers of Kobe Part 2
Open beaked crows scattered upon my arrival in the park, the same park with the flood memorial I had been to on my previous walk along Kobe’s rivers, which you can read below:
The Emperor's New Rice
My parents-in-law’s house lies between a frog-hopping gully and the Hisatsu Orange Railway Line, most of the way up the Tsunagi river valley in deepest rural Kumamoto.
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I've lived in Japan for 15 years and walked all over the place. I thought it was time to put some of the things I've walked past and seen on (digital) paper.
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